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Outdoor Bonsai - Maples
The Japanese maple is by far the most popular deciduous bonsai. There are many varieties - all with different leaf shapes and colours. They are flamboyant and showy trees providing colour all year round.
They start off fresh green or bronze in the spring (The red maples of course are red to begin with); they then turn a deeper shade of green in the summer and finally end up bright crimson in the autumn. Even without their leaves in the winter, they are stunning to look at.
No bonsai collection can ever be complete without a few maples.
The ones shown here are the popular sizes - for the more expensive specimens, please visit the nursery or ring for details.
For the last two years, the importation of many deciduous species from Japan and China, including Acers, have become extremely difficult. This has resulted in a severe shortage of imported Maples among bonsai nurseries. Fortunately, we are not affected as we are self sufficient in Maples since we have been growing them for the past twenty six years on our nursery. We sow thousands of maple seeds each year, we graft and air-layer most of our large trees, and we use our home grown maples to make them into bonsai. We are therefore certainly not short of Maples!
The Japanese maple is by far the most popular deciduous bonsai. There are many varieties - all with different leaf shapes and colours. They are flamboyant and showy trees providing colour all year round.
They start off fresh green or bronze in the spring (The red maples of course are red to begin with); they then turn a deeper shade of green in the summer and finally end up bright crimson in the autumn. Even without their leaves in the winter, they are stunning to look at.
No bonsai collection can ever be complete without a few maples.
The ones shown here are the popular sizes - for the more expensive specimens, please visit the nursery or ring for details.
For the last two years, the importation of many deciduous species from Japan and China, including Acers, have become extremely difficult. This has resulted in a severe shortage of imported Maples among bonsai nurseries. Fortunately, we are not affected as we are self sufficient in Maples since we have been growing them for the past twenty six years on our nursery. We sow thousands of maple seeds each year, we graft and air-layer most of our large trees, and we use our home grown maples to make them into bonsai. We are therefore certainly not short of Maples!
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